Technical Note: Protection of Children during the COVID-19 Pandemic Overview and Plans
Brief Target : Support child protection practitioners to better respond to the child protection risks during a COVID- 19 pandemic.
Where to find the technical note https://cpie.info/COVID19Note
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Translations Status of translation • French (Done) • Farsi (Done) • Italian (Done) • Chinese (Done) • Arabic (Almost done) • Spanish (Almost done) • Korean (Almost done) • Portuguese (Under development) • Swahili (Under development)
Structure of Part 1: Child Protection Risks the • Socio-ecological view technical note • Child Protection risks
Structure of Part 2: Responses the 2. Child Protection response technical note 2.1. Working across sectors and with governments 2.2. Child Protection-specific Programs 3. Resources
Key • Disrupts the environments in which children grow messages and develop • This can have negative consequences for children’s well-being, development and protection. • Advocacy with government, collaboration with other sectors, and child protection-specific programming are key priorities during a COVID-19 response. • In addition to mitigating risks, we must build on the strengths and positive coping mechanisms of communities, families, caregivers and children.
Possible Under discussion: Annexes Annexes • Alternative care • Children outside of family care (including children in institutions) • Children in conflict with the law • Protection of the workforce • Social Service Workforce • How to engage helplines to protection children • Children deprived of their liberties • Civil registration in the context of COVID • Families and communities
Ongoing • Only Version 1 in a rapidly changing context Revisions • Except further versions Planned • Send your feedback to https://cpie.info/COVID19Note-Feedback
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